Adebowale, 22, jailed for at least 45 years.

For ?

Stabbing a corpse, having an unloaded and non-working weapon?

Even if the official story is true, Adebolajo has admitted that LR was already dead before Adebowale, got out of the car and to him.

45 years I don't see it.

They tried to cut his head of in the street during the middle of the day, do you these guys should ever walk the streets again?

I doubt they stoped to take his pulse to check if he was dead before stabbing him.

dantesrevival wrote: ...and after mowing him down in the street.

The driver was Adebolajo he also admitted killing LR.

So now, is cutting off a dead persons head in the street a 45yr crime?

BTW I don't actually believe the narrative, however as per narrative Adebowale did not drive at or kill anyone.

He may have been supportive and involved but 45yrs

Sorry guys I don't see it.

Blue_Tackler wrote:
Well thank fuck you wont ever have any influence in cases like this

entrangermercenary1 wrote:
Yes thank fuck indeed, I may have actually seen a 'murder' and looked at the actions of both individuals separately, not only separately from one another but also separately from the hysteria.

Fuck that, keep such thoughts away. my bad.

Blue_Tackler wrote: Actually you dont beleive the narrative...what happend then ?

Joint enterprise, they knew what they were doing even if brainwashed

entrangermercenary1 wrote:
Well first this, the official narrative says ''Adebolajo admitted striking Fusilier Rigby's neck but denied hitting his head.He said the soldier had already been killed by the time Adebowale left the smashed car and arrived at his side.Addressing Adebowale in the dock briefly, he added: 'He (Adebowale) struck him twice with his knife - and forgive me for speaking my brother - but I prevented him doing anymore because I said he was already dead.' - See more at: www.dblxdetroit.com/national/15050-kille...sthash.vfm2KTMT.dpuf''

So no murder by Abedowale.
I don't know what really happened, I can only speculate, however the official story does not add up.
I could post you some of the evidence that I'd gathered I'd previously posted it on DIF.
I can't prove too much but here's something to think over...

This pic was offered up by the msm. I forget which one...
See the path of the car... well it's wrong, the car did not drive up the wrong side of the road like that....

It did this, swerved at the last minute.



BTW I hope you noticed the van blocking the junction on the wrong 'side of the road' at the junction.

The route that the car actually took would have been some stunt to get between the lamp post and sign post, you can look at it on Google Maps on Artillery Place, on street view, as the reported 30/40mph and the final car position is Hollywood stuntman driving.

Now let's se the car....

No whiplash limping or any injury what so ever to the 'convicted' we saw them walking freely one of them running, to me it's very much like the psychotic behaviour of the 'Motorway twins'. ( If you know who I mean)

Throwing knife (The way I see it) handle wrapped in Argos coloured polythene, I doubt this knife is sold in Argos.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-25448466

What's the idea?

LR starts to cross the car 'Tigra' can be seen approaching just, below the sign post the car can just be seen, ever so slightly.

Now LR has crossed about 5ms of road and the car has travelled at the most 15ms that means in the same time LR has walked the car has travelled about 3 times as far, average brisk walking is 4mph, so the car is travelling at 3 times as fast, 12/15 mph.

How did it then reach 30/40 mph in a few more meters? (as per the official narrative 30/40 mph)

I agree BT there's a lot more to this & yet again the public have been fed a pack of lies.
Chris Spivey's very long article on it swayed it for me.... I started a thread on it last year but can't find it now.

if in 2nd gear with revs sitting right , it could accelerate no problem

I don't think it could go from 15mph to 40mph in a handful of metres, it's not a sports model, not even alloy wheels.

Now this is about the angle as it drove at LR.

The Tigra had to go round the lamp post whilst accelerating much, it's clearer in this reverse photosnip.

The larger pink spot represents LR's position when struck. Edit - Look at the size of the silver car there for a size guide to what the Tigra could have done in that space at 30/40mph?

The Tigra ends up like this...

So it's gone zigzag and then parallel with the kerb, or the back end has lifted and it spun using the post as an axis for the spin about 40%

An impact of such force would have caused back and neck damage to the occupants of the Tigra.

I suspect that that's not the same car.

chrisspivey.org/the-drummer-man/

Here's the Spivey article I was on about. It's really good...... but about a 2 hour read!
It demonstrates clearly how this could not have happened as we've been told it has.

Blue_Tackler wrote:

An 'Argos van' blocks the junction of Wellington St/John Wilson St. It's blocking the ahead/left lane, this means traffic is using the turn right lane to go straight on, it also means that traffic is impeded turning left, permitting LR a clear path to cross John Wilson St in time to get onto Artillery place to cross in front of the Tigra

If the van's not there, LR is stuck trying to cross John Wilson St with the traffic turning left out of Wellington St possibly holding him on the pavement, the traffic could possibly still turn left, into John Wilson St by driving past the van in the right hand lane first, but the'd need to make a wide arc, and LR would easily see them coming and could cross before they arced round past the blocking van.

scaltura wrote: